2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 4, 1964
Market News Reports Market News Reports
Vintage Sale New Holland Auction
Tni>s Dec Thursday, -lan. 2 400 lower Choice and Primo
’ ' 37.00-41 00, Good 33.00-37 .
00, Standard 29.00-33.00, Util,
ity 23.00-29.00, Cull 18.00.
23.00.
SHEEP' 12 Not enough on
sale to establish a market.
At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
January H
C \TTLE 1823 Compared CALVES GOO. Compared
with 103 1 head last week with 338 head last week. Trad-
Supplv includes 35 percent active. Vealers 1.00 higher,
slaughter steers and 30 per- Choice and Pnme grade veal
cent teeder steers. Trad.ng ers e “ r ' y *L°°' ®°’ a * “ e
slow. Compared with last close So.oo-38 00, Good 32 00-
weeks close, slanghtei steeis Standard 27 00-32.00,
geneiallv steady Cows steady (Continued on Page 11)
to 2 3 higher. Bulls steady
I’eedei steeis steady,
Slaughter steeis
ft3o-1200 lbs 22 30-23 73. two
loads Choice 1323-1333 lbs.
22 73 Load Choice 1323 lbs
2 0 30 Good to low Choice 5)30-
1 1(10 lbs 20 50-22 30, includ
ing loads Good and Choice
1 273-1413 lbs 20 00-20 73.
It w small lots Good 1300-1330
lbs It 00-20 00 ~
Cows Cutter and Utility
1 t 30-13 7.3 Cannei and low
( uttei 13 2 3-14 30 Shellv cau
nei clow n to 1100
Bulls Utility and Comniei
nal 10 30-22 00 Good giade
22 00-23 30
Feedei steeis Few lots
Good and Choice GOO-830 lbs
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Reinholds
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE H. M. STAUFFER
R. D. 1, Quarryville & SONS, INC.
R. D. 2, Roach Bottom Witmer - Honks - Lcola
J. K. STAUFFER & SON GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Lawn and Bellaire ElkabeUilown
DUTCHMAN FEED
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R. D. 1. Siemens
20 .10-21 73, Medium 500-600
lbs 17.00-18.30, Load Choice
328 lb. feeder calves 20.00.
Choice Chicago Cattle
WEEKLY REVIEW
CATTLE Receipts, for the
holiday shortened period 19,-
700 compaied with 10,400 last
week and 23,783 a year ago
Slaughter steeis under 1100
'bs steady, weights oier 1100
lbs weak to 30 lowet, slaugh
tei heiteis steady to 25 lower,
least decline on weights under
930 lbs cows 50 to 100 high
ei, bulls 25 Inghei
Slaughter steers Few loads
High Choice with a tew Fume
923-1025 lbs 23 50 - 23 75,
.Mixed High Choice and Prime
(Continued on Page 3)
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
B. D. 2, Columbia
ROHRER’S MILL
E. D. 1, Bonks
B. D. 1, East iail
CATTLE: 539. Supply in
cludes 49 per cent cows. Com
pared with last Tuesday's
market, slaughter steers and
cows 50 to 1 00 lower. Slaugh
ter bulls strong.
Choice 950-1200 lbs sjaugli
ter steers 22.25-23.G0, -1200-
1350 lbs 21 50-22 50, 1350-
1450 lbs. 20 50-21 50, Good to
low Choice 950-1200 lbs 20
50-22 23, 1250-135.0 Lbs. 19
50-21 00, 1350-1450 lbs. 19
00-19 75, Standard 19 00-20.
50
Cutter and Utility slaugh
tei cows 13 50-15 25, Canner
and low Cutter 12 50-13 50
Utility and Commercial
slaughter bulls 19 50-22 00.
CALVES: 377 Vealers
grading Good and Choice 1 00
to 2 00 lower. Standard and
below about steady Choice
33 00-34 50, Good 29 50-33
00, Standard 25 00-29 50,
Utility 20 00-25 00
HOGS 125 Barrows and
gilts steady to 50 lower US
Mo 1-2, 19G-235 lbs barrows
and gilts 15 60-1 G 60, lot
DEKALB SUDAX Brand SX-11
Is Excellent For Hay
DeKalb Sudax SX-11 is now being used for hay as well as
greenchop and pasture.
Here is what one farmer has to say about his experiences
with SX-11 for hay;
For the finest quality hay, SX-I1 should be cut at about waist-level.
At this stage of growth, SX-1I is near maximum protein level, and, is >
tops in appetite appeal. The use of a crimper or crusher is. important
to aid in drying. Although this field of SX-11 was not fertilized after r
the first cutting, DeKalb recommends that after each chopping or har
vesting of a crop a top dressing of 30 to 70 pounds of “N”" be added.
To find out how DeKalb Sudax Brand SX-11 can fit into your program
DON'T DELAY SUPPLY IS LIMITED?
OR MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY
CALL
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Th. Lane. 397-3.-,3!)
CATTLE- 787. Compared
with last Thursday's market,
slaughter steeis about steady,
spots weak. Cows steady to 50
lower Bulls 50 higher.
Slaughter steers: Choice
950-1300 lbs. 22.50-23.G0, sev
eral High Choice 24.00-24 50,
1300-1500 lbs. 20.75-22 25,
Good 950-1300 lbs. 20.50-22.-
50. 1300-1475 lbs 19 60-21.-
00, Standaid 19 25-21 00.
Good grade Heifers 20 50-
21 50, Utility and Standard
16 50-19 00
Cows Cutter and Utility
13 50-15 25, few to 16 00.
Canner and low Cutter 13.00-
14 00, Shelly canner down to
11 50
Bulls Utility and Commer
cial 20 00-22 00, few Good
grade 23 00-24.25 .Lot Choice
623 lb. Feeder Steers 22 60,
Lot Good 995 lbs. 19 10
CALVES 339 Vealers 3 00-
Me-dium-I,IG G lbs 13 25, No
2-3, 249-253 lbs 15 35-15 50
SHEEP G Not enough on
sale to establish a market
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I P. 1,. Kohrer and Bro., Inc.
■ Smoketown, Penna.
I am interested in more information on
. SX-t 1 [—j fov hay
• \aine
' RFD or Box No
' Pot t Office
State
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The 151 cows, three bulls
and three heifers met a stow
and barely steady market at
the January 1 auction of
dairy cattle.
Fresh Holstein cows brought
$275-400: Guernseys sls*-
300, and other breeds $l5O
- Stock bulls were $145-
203, and stock heifers brought
$65-140
Horses sold steady at the
December 30 sale as 148 head
crossed the block Mules sold
for $llO-160, riding horses
$llO-225, driving horses $lOO
- and killer horses brought
5 to 5% cents a pound. Pony
mares were $35-85 and geld
ings $2O-85.
A total of 644 head oif hogs
sold 1 00 to 1 50 lower at the
December 30 auction. Grades
1 to 3 brought 15 75 to 16 35,
(Continues on page 3)
“My acres ol SX-11 produced twice
as much hay as 10 acres of alfalfa,
both taken as second cutting.
On May 20th 1 planted my SX-11 at
about 30 lbs. per acre. It was very
dry, but by the first week in July, I
was greenchopping. On August 15tk I
cut it again, only this time for hay. I
crushed right utter the mower and bal
ed it two days later. The yield was
about 2 tons per acre and quality was
\ ery good. 1 didn’t think cattle would
prefer SX-11 hay to other good hay,
but they do. I believe it now after sea
lug it, I intend to use more SX-11,
because ol Its versatility in uses and its
tremendous yielding ability.”
Signed Henry Reifsnlder, Sept. 9,
19C3
| | tor pasture Q for green cliopj